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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-02
BALD HEADED.
BARE FOOTED.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Alphcus Allger, Of Escanaba, smiled ON
THE DIAMOND DRILL people on Thursday
Miss Matte T.. HOLSTER, teacher at
our public school was In Iron Mountain on
Thursday.
Miss Maud Taylor, Of Centerville,
Mich.. arrived on Sunday and will remain a
greater part OF the summer with her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. " C. Kimball.
T.. T. Barras, of Escanaba, was i'm town
con Thursday. electioneerlne for r. T.. Royce.
candidate for Circuit judge. and called on Tux
DIAMOND DRILL. He * confident his man will
Ne elected.
Senator Sawyer, 81 Oshkosh and Good
man Bros. OF Chicago, making the arm OF Saw
yer-Goodman 4 Co, were In town late last week
looking after their immense lumber business In
ihls vicinity.
Mrs. NJ. Rowley has been confined to
her he'd by sickness this week. Mrs. Rowiey IL
AN indeiatigable Christian worker and her
absence from the homes of the sick is greatly
missed II only for a day.
Chas. Sands, OF Toledo, Ohio, has
taken charge Of ]. l.. Kimball 4 Co.'S watch
making and iewelry department. Hecomes with
extra good recommendations and Is welcomed
60 our town 90 be one OF US
Capt w. A. Dunn, Of IIoughton, dis
Govern Of the Dunn mine ON section one, town.
ship iorty-two. range thirty-three, In the crys-
tai Falls, Mich, district, was In Milwaukee ON
Tuesday. Sheldon. Of Crystal Falls. Mich.
part owner and superintendent OF the Sheldon a
Shaier mine. In the city during the first part
az the week Miner and Manufactures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Cappbel visited Crys-
tai Falls the latter part Of this week.-John II.
Parks. OF Crystal Falls. was In town on Tuesday
on private business. Y. Smith, who has
had charge OF the Kendley store for the past two
weeks. has returned 60 his home at Crystal
Fais.--c. 4. Crandall. Of Crystal Falls. tarried
over night at the Boyington last Tuesday Re
porter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-01
COTTON MARK ELS.

The local cotton market opened,
quietan steady aud closed dull; mid.
ding Ole. Sales, so bales; receipts,
7 bales; shipments, 2O6 bales; stock
on hand, 6ijs bales; receipt, TO date,
662, 2S2 bales; shipments u date, . O..
li7 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 7is; good ordinary, SIC;
low middhng, Ole; middling, o.
good middling, loo; mid 1 log lair,
nominal; flir, nominal; stains and
tinges, 7lCs9c; dusty, 6basii.
DAILY COTTON srArKMKsr.
Stock September ! {, 1909; burnt,
90 4; home consumption 10 data.
Z779, stock running acc lunt, BtbS
Imports-M a q. b. K, /; X. q, s.
as X r., |; wagons. 8. Exports
L. 4 N. X r, 206.
New YORK tpo'g openfd nominal
and closed cay; middling. loo. Sales,
72l7 bales Qd,'ations we're a. folio w.
Ordinary, n d; good ordinary. s Is l8c I;
low mluulng, tt1 mlndlng, lUci gond
middling, lot middIing fair, l0lc;
fair, ll.c. Futures opened stsaiy
and clio cd steady. as follows: JulJ,
=; August, $500 So; sepiemhe-,
$500 81; October, o 2ta9 IS; M.
vemDer, o 20Cae2i; Decembrr, o 600
92l; January, o 23aa "a Fsbruafy,
9 3OCa9 81; March, 936 90 81; April,
5000 i3; May, o 1902 80. Sales, a..
800 ba 90.
The Nav Orleans 500! market open.
Cd quiet and easy aud closed dull mid.
dliig, 9le. Sales, 100 balss. Quo-
ta,ions sere q, folloss: Ordinary.
IT.; good ordinary, Sic; low middlins,
9tc; mlddling, Ole, good mlddling,
Sii. Futu o. optned steady and
cosed steady, a. fillow.: July, nom
iual; August, 9lsC99 II; sep'en.
Der, 8 s6C9s So; Oc,obsr, S75ds 70
November. 872@s 70 December.
S.73@s "a; J,bu.ry, s7e9s so: Feb
rusry, sssas 50; NAH, S07@s 90 .
April, 9OeC99 IS; My, 9lB(s9 ~.
Safes, 30 200 bales.
DAILY PORT ANn INTKRIoR MARRrT.
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GKOUKKIEs.

suGAR-Purs white, 6s@8Ic: of
white, etc; yellow clarified, 8l@8sc;
seconds, 6l@8c; refued A, 6t@6s %;
granuls,ed, 6i@6s,; powdered, 7ic;
cut loaf, 7i;. firm
RcE-Louisians, 4l@5ic; Carolins,
6l@6tc.
OASDrKs Sticks, all sizes, In boxes,
pals aud barrels, 7i@9tc.
o FrKR-Oommon 49,; ordinary,
2oC920ac; fair, 2li@22c; prime Rio,
22C922fc; choice 10 fancy, 23(923lc ;
old government, 29@3Sc. Higher.
sALr-Ohio river, 81 10 per barrel ;
Saginaw, 81 20 per barrel; sacks, fine,
III 35@l As, course, 81 l09i Is;
pocksts, bleacl.sd, 2i(97c.
MoLAsEs LOUISIANA, common N
fair, T@ zoe; prime 10 choice, 4e@50c
syrup, 26(Si0c; common to fair, 2S(
Csc; prime 10 choice; 35CSi0c; cen.
trlfugsl fancy, $50 i0c. Qiiet.
BALTINoRH, Md, July 31.-Cofies
nominslly easier; Rio, csrgoes, ordinary
to fair, l9i@2cc.
NEw ORLEANS. La, July 30-Cofies
dull and dropping; Rio, Isle. Rice
firm, SIC. Sugar-open kettle, eo1d
fair, SIC; centriingals-choice white,
9 3l61; OF white, 90 8ic; choice vel.
low clarified, 63l09sts; seconds. ga
6ic. MolAs'es - o-ptiifugal = strictly
prime 10 fancy, 2s9S3c.
Nav YoRK. July 30-Cofiee, spot
lair Rio, weak, at l9io; options heavy
aud lover, with mod, rate frmness
eales, III 800 bags; September, fl7 q
@l7 90; October, fl7 409l7 rs; No
emher, sl7 6N9l770, Deos mber, tl7 "
9lS; May, SIS 20. Sugar steady bu
very quiet retued, steady. Molasse.
nominal. Rec steady.
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H0UsEHOLn nuerLIEs

APPLEs-Buving, loose, 5O9ti rs
selling, t2@2 25 pr barrel; dried ap.
pies, % per pound from store. Dried
peaches, &c iiom store.
VEoKrABLEs-0 iions. g. 30 from
store. OAbbage, Northern, f3a3 q
crate kraui, barrels, 90; hall bar.
els, -. Garlic, 81 pr 100.
FGuIr-Orangts, 81 per box; Lem.
ons, - per boz; light supply.
Bananas, 81 b092 30 per bunch.
NUr-CocoanuLs, 90 per I01. Pea.
nus-Virginia, g.; Tennts.es fam.
ere stocs, 39if; roasted, 2lc higher
shell d, l0c. Prclns-Texas, 7(si0c
RABISs London ayers. t3; layers,
" IS; California, 81 10.
PIcRLts-In rs. pins, Csc; quarts,
~ 80; hall gallofs 8. - rs: gallons,
s. IS; loose, barsls, ~ 5OC97; Ia
barrels, "a mixed, barrels, $40 90;
m xad, ha { barrels, 60.
EGGs-Dull, &c.
PgrAr Es-Dull, selling, f2@ 81 %
per barrel.
orDEa-New York, 81 20 per barrel
and 81 90 per half barrel.
FIsn-Mscksre', half barre's, No l,
o. 25j Mo- s. 70; No. 3, %; 10Th
III, No. j, 81; No. 2, Csc; No 3, Soc.
DRY herrings, family, 25s per box.
VIsEaAR-l0C9l6c per gallon.
Scars 395ic.
CASDLr,-Fall weight, $1,000.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 1.8 PREMIUM.
Cotton Dull-Middllng Cotton, 9ac-
Sales To-day 80
Bales,
APPEAL 0yprcE,

APPEAL 0vPfcE, /
SATURDAY EVENING, July 80, 1887.
Money rates remain firm at s per
cent, supply sufficient for all business
demands Of customers. The stock
call board session today was festure-
less; there were bu. few bids and Of.
ferings, aud no sales were recorded.
The local cotton market closed dull
and unchanged; Gales today, so bales.
At New Orleans spots closed dull and
unchanged; futures steady, August
on 8 points, September A points ad.
vance and points up on the new
srop months.
New York spots closed easy and of
3.l6c. Futures went of 10 points on
August and advanced 8 points on Sep
tember and the new crop months.
O. L. Greene & Co g report on col.
ton futures says: "Ths feature OF the
old crop movement in cotton was an.
other considerable drop In prices,
amounting at one time to twsnty-four
points against last evenings. 1t was
evident, however, that August was
only used 10 pound the general mar
ket, and upon the revelation Of large
spot business In increased desire to
cover, prices quickly reacted IA to 10
points, closing steady with light offer
ines. New crop fell away about 8
points early In the day, but the shorts
coming In, there was a prompt 70.
eovery and finer tone at the close at
points above last evenings 6Sures.
A free movement OF spots Is re-
ported for export, with l0c
quoted ior middling uplards.
According 10 advices the Louisiana
new crop rios will not come forward
~ early as anticipated There have
been rains for over thirty days, and
the present outlook Is for a wet moon.
Even should the rains cease, II will
probably be the 10th or Is h OF Au.
gust before the planters could com.
mence TO cut. AT present outlook the
crop will not be received In liberal
quantities before the last OF August or
6fst week In September. The present
rains are, however, Of some advantage
In helping the full development OF the
crop, and some OF the beet informed
say that the crop at large could stand
considerable more rain without. mate
rial injury. The principal thing
feared Is heavy wind storm, which
would tend 10 beat out the grain.
IMP 1Rrs.
Thirty.two brs apples, 400 rls bag.
ging, 2l0 pigs bscon, 382 pkgs boots
and Iehoes, $500 bu corn, 80 SKIS coffee,
ls6 brls cement, rs pkgs dry goods,
~ pkgs eggs, 525 brls -four, 1910 bales
hay, AZ pigs bsts, % nd cattle, 20 nd
horses and mules, 1872 pkgs lard, o., 600
feet lumber. IA Pike Liquors, 2 cars
Eme, $50 brls meal, 10 brls moissses,
5000 bu osts, 20 brls potatoes, 2 cars
pork sides, ITO bils sugar, 4l8. pkgs to-
bscco, 2i00 bu wheat.
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York factory, none; full cream, I6c /;
Young American, loo.
Pres FErr-B,rrels, 81 50; half bar.
rels, IS rs; kegs, 81 10.
POULTRY Chickens quiet; spring,
81 25@3 so; old hens, 81 so.
FRssH MRATs--Oold storage beef,
forequarters, S3@4c; headquarters OF
beef, So; mutton, 50.
ST, LOUIS, Mo, July S0.-Provisions
steady. Pork irregular; new, SIS so.
Lard higher, 80 80. Dry salt meats
boxed shoulders, SIS rs: long clear,
s. l2A; clear ribs, S. l2!@S 25; short
clear. IS 37}@S so. Bacon-boxej
sh aulders, So 20; lone clear aud clear
ribs, 80; short clear, 80 %. Hams steady
at li@l4c. Eggs dullst 696ic. Butter
Creamery, lS@23c; dairy, l4Gl9c.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 30.-Provisions
closed the week In quiet manner.
September, the pivotal future, was nm.
changed for lard aud 21c higher for
short ribs. Lard for September sold
vt So 87tG8 20, aid short ribs ut
50 1908 20, closing ct 50 87i for the
former and IS l7i@S 20 for
the latter. Cash quotations were
as follows: Mess pork, per Dbl,
SIS. Lard, per 100 lbs, 80 81. Short
ribs sides, loose, So OLA Dry
sailed shoulders, boxed, IS soar 30;
short clear sides, boxed, IS 4O(as As.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Mess pork, per Dbl, for the year,
opened OF I'll As. highest sll As, low.
est Sill 46, closing Sll As. January
opened at sll s7i, highest 81 95,
10 west Sill s7t closing $ll 95, Lard,
per 100 lbs-July and August opened
at SO 80, highest So 90, lowest 30 IS,
closing at 50 57l Saptember opened
at SO 20, highest SO 20, lowest So GA,
closing at IS 873: October opened at
SO ~, highest 81 IN lowest Sc 72i,
closing at 80 72.. Snort ribs, per 100
lbs-July and August opened al IS 10,
highest So 10, lowest IS 07i, closing
at IS 073; September or ened nj
IS 10, highest IS 20, lowest s. Is,
closing at So Ia. October opened at
IS, highest IS 05, lowest So, closing
IS 05. On the Produce Exchange to-
day the butter market was very fl IN
owing to light receipts; creamery,
l7(923c; dairy, l49l9c. Eggs unset.
tied; fresh candid, lu@llc.
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Az. July, yeas. 2As,tOO % 7s6,io5 70
kxCHAsak.
New York aud principal cities North
and Est, pa buying. 1 premium cell.
Ing; New klglaud sight. 4 ditcount
buying; Nos 0leans, | discount buy.
ing, par selling.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
The bids, offerings and sales today
were a. iolloss:
Bonds.- u. ). cou IONS, Il, 1907, 1877
bid; u. s. registered a., 1907, l27 bid (;
u. s. coupons, az. 1851 bid; U. 3
registered AS, 1851 bid; shelby % 6s,
long, ITO BID; Memphis Water 10 !,
100 asked.
Socks German Bank, 100 asked /,
Bluf City IturAnce %, 100 bid /;
Vanderbilt, l9C922i: Gsrmanla, 81
bid; American Uo,tin Truss, 32} bid I;
Memphis Gaslight. II asked; Memphis
Brick 90, 1876 asked; Masonic Tenn
pie, 90 bid.
Saies-None.
Nav YoRx, July 30.-Money on call
easy al ACs6 ger cent. c osed, Offer q
at per cent. Prime mercantile pa.
per, 51C56 Sterling sx ihangs active
and unsettled. Actual business NJ
1924 Tor sixly day bills and 4s4i for
demand.
Government bonds were dull and
steady. bla'e bonds we're neglected.
Stocks-The short tession 10 the
stock market today was the liyeliest
that has heen seen since the break OF
jane oath, aud the discourse ement OF
the bulls Which yesterday quickly de.
yeloped INFO a panic. Stocks were
thrown Over right and left, aud many
accounts we're wiped out on the lons
aide. The heavy ales aud continued
raids by the bears. which character.
i..d yesterdays dealings, were re-.
neyed with fofcs AZ the opening and
accompanied by the conspicuous sb.
sencs Of Harry Powers, ono Of the
most prominent writer's az privileges
on the street. When his nonappear.
ance on the street became known, =
large crowd q the h1lde 9 Of bis pa.
per gathered Al the Office of
Gould & Henry, the NOM
beers OF the Stock Exchange
who guaranteed bic puts and calls,
but they could get no sAtiiaciion and
could not wen make legal demand,
a. the rules for tfading on Saturday
make deliveries Of stock due on that
day not regular until Monday. This
gives the arm Two days grase, but Il
did not avail them In the case OF their
loans, the sscufi,y for which was
being steadily marked down In the
Stock Exchange, and when more mar.
gin on q taking up n collateral vas
called they were unable 10 respond
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GIN ERAL NEWS.
CLEAR aud very hot.
RIVER falling slowly.

RIVER falling slovly.
r,..-ts
r,,.',.',. ~. -
A Hi''As anu oopa'ures yoo-
NIoay'
THE Oakland Is due down on her
way 70 Ne" ofieans'
LAND LuBsERs steered clear OF the
levee yesterday.
The Alberta No. 8 leaves here We'd.
nesday for White river.
The r, L. O,bb, Cant. Smith. leaves
here tomorrow evening for Pine Bluff
and all way landings ON the Arkansas
river.
Tur Citv ~ Cai,o nss,ed A ~
Louis Yesterday evening. She put OF
here 800 sacks wheat, 1 bale cotton
and 80 sacks seed.
wv U,p,x c.,nsn,s, n, thu
s,..m., Co.homa iat, L., Nah, 10,
Paducan 10 do come work on the nav
Lee Line steamer.
Tu.p n KaIlv m.da ,so,,., ,-,.
N Wa, Msmnhjs ,as,asi.s ia .p
esrrisd a ls,gs nnmhs, oi nson,a 40
Jsclson Nonna p.,a y" P''P' '"
tn, A,,ho, liz. n.ol.,. i..,,,.
h.,a a. nn,,ow a,a ~ $780, ri,s
70, y,ctahn,., y, m 30 ana,ha ~ ~
Wsnnhis -, y Ior;. =, ~ = ~ "0'
TT c,, q. -, , p ~
ht oi'y OF OF LOUIS, from new
,y.nina iii = .ooJ In o. ~,
"a has shsn, sno n..a... ~ ~
dy,as WV "
p.'.o,...,p.,.oo
is 'rpon' ~ ~. W uucnn, oV
mn mn ~ rIopon isanu ana hnI 1
A. Pin IslsnJ ESsnSai s,a.,ns
haiti, hy cn,i'na
r.. yY ~ ann, -
A sS Anso Lee, Hspe "l.IsI, Iavts
.nls envhIps ,oI nslena, r r,,ais r S
anu NJ n nenu 'a w m'hal pAI :
CnmmlnS a,s Ia, cls,ts ' ''
~. ~ VIII. I'N'-
a ,nIII GuIren' " shlu 70 run ouI OF
S u mlsi'shiPpI ioI my ml'es aoove
v ,S 40. oh acIp p OF tns 10Y 10Y WAFER ~
nc oh'o. nhen tle olIo - ~ q
sis ,nn viz "'' ' w VIZ '
r.I,- 1, 49,, -.
ihs onpts Dy .ne Iooh p,che,s
yee'e,uAy Ns,s ~ lolIoss; hNs hu
Ams, ; Dals " COTTON emo o 90 shc.s Q,
oO.,on ,eeu 'sms Lre' ~ SACKS o.
G I. 'ee'i oOsnom'' iV'oVo 1851 OF
'uuoeL
, lhh Ol'y .oi rJ2vlushoe' rom 81
Llur, P@ssa 20 'ietsouts Yesterday
w ~, Iou ulp. ehs put on hete
aoOO p o. lhclu lIns w ua,iel,
s W. IVo Ions pss.i"s' Anu eno Auueu
90 'ono u sunuHw
Inn y ahoma, Capt Henry Cooper.
is the.Lee Line p,ckst, leaving here
this evening bf Gold Ddst, Osseola
and way pnieis on the upper coast.
r mnllsm o'n,eneI' GU wheeler ana
Ons''oy be'.H'on Ae nor e'efkA
THE /. u Sims, Capt JohnO Crane,
10 the regular Independent steamer
Leaving here this evening Tor Cairo, ~.
Louis aud Ill intermediate landings
John ID. Fuller and Morris bans are
the CLERKS.
THE Kate Adams, Cant. MARI Cheek.
10 ths Adsmi Urited States Mail line
packet leaving here al 8 O'Clock this
eyening Tor Helena, Ternene, Coneor.
Ola, Arksnsae CITY and oil way land.
inga. Capt. William Blancteris ohiei
olelk, and he Ia assisted by Lew Price
and Harry Best.
BoArxas on the Seine receive rs
I anc, for each dead body they q ID 10
tho river la the department Of the
Seine. In the two adjoining depart.
menls no reward 10 paid. Ithas row
been found tina, all dead bodisa found
ab I'VE or belos the presorihed limits
have been carefully tosed down or 20
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PHOylHIoss.

BurrKR-Butter,ne. 1904; cream.
cry, ls922o; dairy, l6@lss; county
butter. 3 9lSc.
Hoo PRoDuos-firm; me1a pork
new, fl7 %, old, tl5 60; sugar cured
hams, 1910 l3s; bfeakisss bacon, 100
lie; clear rib sides, bicon, " Ole;
c car side bacon, Ole; bacon chou dsrs,
"a; bulk pork, clear edes, o.; Gear
Mafket Weak. l0C9l5c loweri ma
tlyss, o. 2bt4i 10; W. stern, % 1908 90 /.
rs1tns, 81 1908 90; lambs, 81 COO
3 30 per brad.
rib sides, siCsslo; shoulders, 0ic; long
clear, stci pork strips, Ito.
LARp-fieroes, Gle; hall barrels,
7ie; kegs, 7lei choice kettle, siC9sie.
Cnlns-Phme Oats, e@ioc; New
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MULES AND HORSES.

MuLEs-so demand aud few IN mar.
ket; IA 10 l4l hands high, SsjC9lOO;
IA ~ 10 hands high, fgOt9ilO; 10 N
lbi hands high, ii9bC9ilO; 1871 20 10
hands high, sl6OCg2JO This chief d..
mand 10 i5r mules iiom lii 10 l6hands
high.
HoRsEl-Dull; drivers, sl259i85
heavy DRAFT, tii5CSls0 saddIe, $3.50
10 extra taddls, il759215; plugs,
flb(nlsb
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HInKs TALL0M.

HrDn-Dry flint. No. /, iiIc; No. 2,
llic; dry sailed, lC@ 20; green salted,
NJ. |, 7Is; No 2, o.; green, 6C0io.
sheep shlns, boil. BseowaK, zoe.
rallos, 3(a9Ie
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WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY.

The New York Financial Chronicle Of July
visible supply, l,5li 0e2 bales, against ASS.
92) In 1876. These 6gares indicat, an in
crease Of cotton 10 sight OF 1897 bales, as
compared with the same date In 1896, and an
increase Of 80 5i5 bales as compared with
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>N
STEAM EIsS LEAVING
mOvRmENTs AT TaE LEvEH.

Arrivals-Ks.e Adamr, Arkansas
City; James Lee, Friars Point; Goa
homs, 0sceola; City OF Providence,
st Louis; City OF Osiro, vicksburgi
CITY Of St Louis, New 0flesns.i
Departures-City Of Pfovidencs,
Ylcksburg; City Of Cairo, 81, Louis ;
City OF 81. Louis, 81. Louis.
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Wool = Bury gfsa'e wool, IN.
washed, l39lsc; clear grease wool,
23s26s; barry washed, 23C93Oc; tub
Mahhe q. Allllafa.
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CorrOs SEED PRODUCTS.

Paws CRuDa 0IL-3l932c; a
crude, 2S@29c; prime surSAo.r yellos
30(93Sc; 81 summer yellow 33C9S6't
choice cooking sumner ysNN 40c
prime cotton seed meal, 80 N9l8
81 @ tton seed meal. -.
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ToB,oc,-oommon, 25935cj other
grades, 3SCd85r.
sNUyT-Garett'e, $40 s.; Rilph's,
$40 25; Raiirosd, 1925.
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pR. n. w. PURNELL,

OYyIcE Nv Main street. no, p-iiie
k .:ite:ss. ". 81 - vance 'r..I=usu.-
'f.I.psS,ssss., H. .is.
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sHor, LgsD AND NAILx.

snor-Dfop 81 IS; Buck 81 90.
IKAD-Bc.
NAns-Iron o. 1902 20; Steel o. IS
@S2 40.
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SATURDAY. Angus, Q. issT.
p,6. p I coI,maa a'i b 3 "a n '
" u. Trstva 4. kolietr
QuAsrsHHl'rsn's orr CO, q. 4, lssr.)
ReOms ~ aud " "ste Jity BARK BsHdias,
| A1IANfA, Ia. Juiy al. lt1.

QuLsrsHHl,rsn's orr CO. q. 4. gssv,)
ReOms ~ aud " "ste Jity BARK BaHdlns,S
hiLASrA. ia, JAY a. Isl. }
GRALFD PHOPO-ALS 10 tripiiss's wi 10
- received q this once antt u o'eisct m,
1UksDAi the iftb GAY q AuHust. 81, II
Witch Inc and VI ,es they Wili 10 opeusi 10
the prsse g II such biidsft a. NAY attend
the ming, for oontifuctinf 81 the trnth,
Mss, Nsuonsl C-me' cry ahDut liS iset II
eaciesing wall aud f.f repoln iss aai ~.
bail litE u csrisin Pisces absut be tams
npmhef VI fsst ~ sal a. pr - ciAsthsn
Which can b had o. fppi eatisu 70 tho fu-
pef ntendsnt ai III Cemetery.
Ava a. will he made a. he lowest refpoa-
Sible bidder for the entire syfk
A suafantse bod W tbs sum n tson Il
tssuiftd uith esch hid In forn prescribed In
the blank that Will 10 iufsi,hsd fsr uskins
proposals.
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this ofee, o. 70 the huPsfinleLdsnts 81 TIE
Cems'efy.
Inc Government reserves The rlght % re-
joct any Or al b a. and g. wAito ifrssslarity
10 nd Envelopes ~unta'ntag utnPglah
Ihouid M make "Pfgp ssls tef Wall a
COrinih." and &c dressed 10 The, sna..t,,gied
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LIVE STOCK.
Hoes Choice, 4(S4Ac.
sHEEP-Cholce, 3ac; medium, 20
23c.
LAMB,-Good TO choice, $4(94 so.
GRASS CArTLR-Choice, Sic; good,
3S9tc; fair to medium, 2l@3}c; seal
lswSgs, Hole.
CHIcAeo, ILL, July SO.--The
Drovers' Journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, 1900 head. Market STEADY |;
soipwng steers, So 1904 90; stockers
snd.feedere, S2a3 10; cows, bulls and
m xed. 81 S5@2 rs; Texas cattle,
81 1908 40. Hogs-Receipts, $500
head shipments, 5000 head. Market
steady; rough and mixed, $5ta5 80;
packing aud shipping, IS 1905 40;
lights S5@5 40; skips SS95. sheep
Receipts, 5000 head; shipments, 500
head. Market slow; natives, 81 500
4 20; Western, s. 25@3 IS; Texans.
~ 1908 80; lambs s495 per 100
pounds,
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JOHN Il. .NORTON
"a Madison Street,
DshJgR.I In
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
AIS
ssnthern hlnera ADD improvement
DToOK8.
FINANCE.

henoy Arm and in fair tupply, al
. per cent. The Clearing House re-
port is ss follows:
OIRApTNgQ
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AdminLsirni.r,r NeiIcr.

ONE 81 Public Adminis,fater Of .hslb, o.,
Isnn Memphis, Tenn, Juus ~, lsT.
WI anesI.lspsd h.yihs been .pp9,nlsd
lats ~ v. Camp boll, dseoa ID. notice I,
hereby dven 10 ali parties in lsbtsi h. said
Estate u como totvnd add settles AID y
tboss " whom said o,tats II ildob ~ / Ne
their olai - With no, duly W ihatei, uSA =
JOHN L1ld1iE. Pablls AdmIeIara,Sr
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row Dga.
roBACgo Ann s,uvy

PowDER-Ksg., s.; half kegs, o. rs
quarter kegi, 81 70
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WHISKY. wIsEs, LIaUoRs ETo

WHBKy Straight Kentucky Bour
boa, 81 6O95; High vines, 81 o. rec.
liast, So overj redistilled, loo over.
CucrssArr,J uly 90.-whisky steady
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This caused the bankers csrryine the
ans to unload the collaterais depos-
tied on an unsuppert I'd market, and
then the decline had full swing The
excitement in the Stock Exchange and
the street was intense, aud In the Con.
solidsted Exchange two small no .ses
went down. The greatest fall was la
Reading, which dropped from 81 to
47c. Other stocks declined all the
way from 2 to per cent, and there
was no exception to the weakness,
even the gilt edge stocks
going of with the rest.
Northwest and the other
Vanderbilt stocks averaged decline
Of per cent. After the selling of the
hypothetical securities WAS completed
the operators found confidence sgain,
and the knowledge that only two hours
Of business was allowed on Saturday
mazda them bold. Many Of the bears
began TO cover and a rally occurred, In
which the entire list gained at I per
cent although the weak fet ling pre-.
vailed toward the close. Railroad
bonds were quite active for the two
hours OF business, the sales of all is.
sues a2gregstipg $4,000. The total
sales of stocks today were 273,90S
shares.